What is my husband's grandma to me?
Your husband's grandma is your grandmother-in-law. She is related to you by marriage, not by blood.
you them common ancestors double line: marriage
Your husband's grandmother is your grandmother-in-law. Many people just call her grandma.
You are her granddaughter-in-law (or grandson-in-law).
How we worked it out
Follow the chain one step at a time:
- Your husband: husband
- Your husband's grandmother: grandmother-in-law
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Related questions
- What am I to my husband's grandmother?
- Her grandchild-in-law (granddaughter-in-law or grandson-in-law).
- What is my wife's grandfather to me?
- Your grandfather-in-law.
More family relationship answers
- What is my cousin's husband to me?cousin-in-law
- What is my sister's husband's brother to me?no standard name
- What is my daughter-in-law's mother to me?co-mother-in-law
- What is my husband's brother's wife to me?sister-in-law
- What is my grandma's sister to me?great-aunt
- What is my grandma's sister's daughter to me?first cousin once removed
- What is my grandma's cousin to me?first cousin twice removed
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